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TalkTalk to Extend 940Mbps FTTH Broadband in York to 40000 Premises

25th Oct 2016 (36 Comments)

After leaving us in suspense TalkTalk and Cityfibre have today confirmed that their joint 940Mbps Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) broadband trial in the city of York (England) will be extended from 14,000 premises passed today to another 40,000 over the next 2 years; supported by a new investment of £20m.

Cowling Suffers 2-3 Week Broadband Outage After Car Hits Local Cabinet

25th Oct 2016 (14 Comments)

Residents of a rural village in North Yorkshire (England), Cowling, have complained about the “fiasco” of Openreach’s (BT) response after some were left without broadband connectivity for around 2-3 weeks, which started when a car crashed into one of the operator’s local FTTC cabinets.

BT to Launch 1Gbps “Ultrafast” FREE WiFi Service via Kiosks in London

25th Oct 2016 (9 Comments)

Telecoms giant BT has announced a new partnership with Intersection (LinkNYC) and advertising company Primesight that will enable them to deploy free “ultrafast” (up to 1Gbps) public WiFi, free UK landline / mobile phone calls and a range of other digital services across London’s major high streets.

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First Ultrafast 8Gbps Capable 802.11ad 60GHz WiFi Kit Gets Certified

25th Oct 2016 (29 Comments)

After several years’ of development the Wi-Fi Alliance has this week begun to certify the first hardware (routers etc.) to use its final WiGig 802.11ad (60GHz) standard, which can push data rates of up to 8Gbps over a WiFi wireless network. But you need to be within 10 metres for it to work properly.

Study – Mobile Broadband Still More Popular than Risky Public Wi-Fi

25th Oct 2016 (2 Comments)

Would you rather go online with Mobile Broadband (3G/4G) or public WiFi when outside of the home? The latest online survey of 1,516 ISPreview.co.uk readers suggests that mobile is still the most popular choice (72.1% of respondents), with security fears and fiddly sign-up forms hurting trust in WiFi.

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